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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-24
Status TERMINATED
Type Dissolution/divorce Action
Docket 22 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Weeks, Nathaniel Guy
Defendant Cook, Brianna Lee
Photo of Hon. Paul W Burmaster

Judge

Hon. Paul W Burmaster

Johnson County (KS)

Kansas

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Docket Entries

  1. <******* Bench Notes *********> PETITIONER FATHER APPEARS PRO SE BY ZOOM. MOTHER APPEARS PRO SE BY ZOOM. THE PARTIES ARE SWORN AND TESTIFY. THE COURT REVIEWS THE RECORD, THE PLEADINGS, THE CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET, THE AGREED PARENTING PLAN (DOC 11), AND THE PROPOSED DECREE. THE COURT FINDS THE WAIVER OF MAINTENANCE AND TEH DIVISION OF ASSETS AND DEBT TO BE FAIR, JUST AND EQUITABLE. THE COURT ADOPTS THE PARENTING PLAN PER KSA 23-3202. THE COURT WAIVES THE CHILD SUPPORT AS MINIMUL. DIVORCE GRANTED.(RPTR: RECORDING)(JUDGE: BURMASTER)
  2. FILE STAMP 05/16/22, CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET, PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  3. FILE STAMP 05/16/22, CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET, ADOPTED BY COURT
  4. FILE STAMP 05/16/22, DECREE OF DIVORCE
  5. Changed Case Status: From: PENDING To: TERMINATED (SETTLED WITH JUDGE ACTION)
  6. FILE STAMP 5/9/2022, PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  7. <******* Bench Notes *********> CLERK'S OFFICE TO PLEASE HAVE DOCUMNENT 8 REMOVED FROM THE ROA'S. VOLUNTARY ENTRY OF APPEARANCE FILED (DOC 7).(JUDGE: BURMASTER)
  8. <******* Bench Notes *********> PETITIONER APPEARS PRO SE BY ZOOM. RESPONDENT APPEARS PRO SE BY ZOOM. RESPONDENT AGREES TO PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN (DOC 4). PARTIES WAIVE MAINTENANCE. COURT CREATES CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET. CHILD SUPPORT WAIVED AS MINIMAL. PARTIES NEED TO PREPARE A PROPOSED DECREE AND DIVISION OF ASSETS AND DEBT. CONTINUNE FOR DISPO TO 5/16/22 AT 9:30 AM.(RPTR: RECORDING)(JUDGE: BURMASTER)
  9. SCHED. DISPOSITION HEARING on 05/16/22,09:30am,Div 14
  10. Def Pro Se address: 3100 W. 22ND ST., LAWRENCE, KS 66047 Defense Attorney PRO SE assigned on 03/17/22
  11. FILE STAMP 3/17/2022, VOLUNTARY ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  12. NATHANIEL GUY WEEKS COMPLETED PARENTS FOREVER
  13. SCHED. DIVORCE on 04/06/22,09:00am,Div 14
  14. FILE STAMP 1/24/2022, REQUEST AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION FORM, NO SERVICE AS RESPONDANT WILL SIGN A VOLUNTARY ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  15. FILE STAMP 1/24/2022, ORDER FOR PARENTS FOREVER
  16. FILE STAMP 1/24/2022, PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  17. FILE STAMP 1/24/2022, DOMESTIC RELATIONS AFFIDAVIT, OF NATHANIEL GUY WEEKS
  18. FILE STAMP 1/24/2022, CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET
  19. FILE STAMP 1/24/2022, PETITION FOR DIVORCE W/CHILDREN
  20. PAID BY WEEKS NATHANIEL GUY, Receipted Amount: $196.50 , Payment Type: CASH, Receipt NO: 22001994
  21. Plt Pro Se address: 231 LANE P, DESOTO, KS 66018
  22. Judge: PAUL W BURMASTER Assigned to Case

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